Fushimi Chikara-no-yu - Kyoto

Name: Fushimi Chikara-no-yu - Kyoto
Address: 130 Takeda Aoikecho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-8426, Japan, 612-8426, Japan

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京都市伏見のスーパー銭湯「伏見力の湯」公式サイト。近鉄竹田駅から徒歩約4分、名神京都南インターから車で5分の便利な立地にある、天然温泉、岩盤浴、サウナ、本格もみほぐし、理髪店、ロハスをテーマにしたレストランが揃った家族で楽しめる総合施設です。

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住所：	130 Takeda Aoikecho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-8426, Japan
電話：	📞 +87
Postal code :	612-8426
Webサイト：	https://chikara-u.com/
カテゴリ：	レストラン , Barber shop , Super public bath ,

130 Takeda Aoikecho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-8426, Japan

Best Super public bath in japan

m	maipenrai thai on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 白湯、日替わり湯、ジェットバス２種、高温サウナ、ミストサウナ、水風呂(16℃)、露天風呂とバラエティー豊か。アカスリやマッサージ、飲食スペースもありこの場所にしては中々の穴場！近くに住んでたらほぼ毎日通うかなw ただ白湯が41℃だったので、もう1～2℃高い事、水風呂が12～14℃ぐらいの設定だと、もっと最高！ There is a wide variety of hot water, daily hot water, 2 types of whirlpool baths, high temperature sauna, mist sauna, cold bath (16 ℃), and open-air bath. There are also akasuri, massage, and eating and drinking spaces, so it's a little-known spot for this place! If I live nearby, I would go there almost every day. However, since plain hot water was 41 ° C, it would be even better if the temperature was 1 to 2 ° C higher and the water bath was set to 12 to 14 ° C!
H	HIDEYA “Oathsha” UENO on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 伏見稲荷神社参拝の帰りに寄りました。関西最大遠赤外線サウナという看板に期待を込めて入浴、敷地内にフットサルコートや産直市場など色々とある所でした。浴場はそこまで大きいタイプでは無かったですが、サウナはめちゃくちゃ広いです。かなり余裕のある広さで正直ここまで広くなくても良いのでは？と感じるぐらい。熱さはノーマル、水風呂は17度とちょうど良いタイプ。露天風呂は温泉（運び湯）となっており、外気浴スペースも用意されておりました。珍しいのがミストルームと呼ばれる完全なミストサウナ、天井にパイプが張り巡らされており上からのミストで全身が暖められる快適空間。熱さもマイルドでした。風呂上がりの休憩所的な場所なども少しベンチがあるぐらいで全体的に少しコンパクトな気もしましたが、コインランドリーなども併設してありフットサルありきで考えれば良い施設でした。 I stopped by on my way home from visiting Fushimi Inari Shrine. There were various places such as a futsal court and a direct market on the premises, where you could take a bath with expectations on the signboard called Kansai's largest far-infrared sauna. The bathhouse wasn't that big, but the sauna is insanely large. It's a fairly spacious area, and honestly, it doesn't have to be this wide. I feel it. The heat is normal, and the water bath is 17 degrees, which is just right. The open-air bath is a hot spring (carrying hot spring), and an open-air bath space was also prepared. What is unusual is a complete mist sauna called a mist room, a comfortable space where pipes are stretched around the ceiling and the whole body can be warmed by mist from above. The heat was also mild. I felt that the place like a resting place after the bath was a little compact with a little bench, but there was also a coin laundry etc. and it was a good facility to think about with futsal.
Y	Yoshio Matsuyama on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ So good ！?
b	buen cocinero on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ no tatami room to relax after the bath.
r	roy person on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Had the New Year special foods and together with karaage, salad bar, desserts, coffee (and soft cream machine!) it was a great value. Good variety. Onsen is nice as well. Always helpful staff. One note: please, please, people not familiar with onsen, at least take a shower before getting in! Better yet ask a local or staff about onsen customs.
V	Vincent Chien on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I was skeptical about this place's low rating before I came, but now that I've been here, I understand why it's rated so low. First off, the place is very small. The second floor consists only of the onsen itself, while the first floor only has a small cafeteria, the front desk, and the shoe lockers. There is essentially no resting area. There are a couple of seats besides the ones in the cafeteria, but nowhere near sufficient for accommodating the amount of customers this place gets. Second, the facility is old. You can tell by the fact that over half of the showers in the onsens do not have walls separating each other. Instead, two shower units share a bench-like seat, so you're open to the person showering next to you. Furthermore, the shower heads in these no-wall showers are not handheld, as they are in every other onsen that I have ever been to. They are fixed to the wall, and the nozzle (attached to the shower head) only turns the shower on/off. In all of the showers (including the ones separated by walls, which do have handheld shower heads), there is no way to control the temperature of the water. Instead, you have one main shower head for hot water and one faucet for cold water. The faucet is not a shower head so the only way to use cold water is to collect it in the bowl or with your towel. The baths themselves are decent. Nothing bad or particularly special. I really think this place ought to just close for a while and renovate. Until it undergoes some major improvements, I don't think it's worth coming here.
D	David Kawabata on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Decent supersento in an area with not too many other options. The natural hot spring in the outdoor bath is trucked in from Nose in Osaka (運び湯) meaning there is no well on the site. It's smaller than what has become usual but is part of a bigger entertainment complex. This is in south Kyoto and not a part of the Kyoto tourist complex. Don't expect the "Kyoto" experience, go to Tensan or FuFu in Arashiyama for that.
X	Xena Z. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Unbelievably bad. Worst super public spa I've ever been to in Japan, in years. It feels more like a large sento, with more jet spas & a salt spa. I'd rather go to a small sento (only 450¥). The high ceiling structure makes the sounds louder, & somehow the locals there talk extra loudly (in Japanese). The middle-aged Japanese women don't rinse before entering the cold bath despite the Japanese sign. One put her face & hair (!!) where the water spouts into the cold bath. I told a staff who agreed that was NOT OK, & to tell them if it happened again. I came out less relaxed & more annoyed. 850¥ on weekends/ hols. 750¥ on weekdays. Not worth it. Avoid if possible. It draws in crowds only cos of its accessibility.